OP. I don't have a plan, lol. My boys aren't permitted to return the abuse and wouldn't even think to do so. It's a regular FCPS elementary. It's not a daily occurrence. It's a way to get attention from boys, so maybe my sons are just extra cute.
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Whether or not she "deserved" it has nothing to do with it. The question is whether the man needs to use violence to protect himself. If he doesn't, then hitting her is just retaliation and he's wrong, too. If he does, then again, it's nothing to do with who deserved what, but about what a person needs to do in reasonable self-defense. |
Yes, bullying is a problem. But we don't teach our children to deal with bullies by hitting them. There are many other options. If you want your kids to hit, I guess you have your excuse, but I dont' want my boys hitting people. I am against that behavior. |
Way to divert attention away from elementary kids bullying other elementary kids, and to make it okay. I hope you're not a teacher, because it's clear that you would absolutely ignore this if it happened in your classroom. |
No, there aren't. Just read all of the people on this board who think it's funny that a woman engages in domestic violence against a man, or who say it's not serious if the girls are hitting the boys. People like that aren't going to respond if a boy complains that he is being hit and bullied by a group of girls. |
Well I guess it's pretty clear why your kids are having such issues on the playground. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. You don't sound like a nice person.... |
Not OP, but if "nice" means "victim" then no, I am not a "nice" person. |
Nice language, lol. I'm talking about the comments like: "They're right. They shouldn't hit girls. Deal with it." "This is not an issue." Several people early on commented and ignored the issue of the girls hitting the boys, but went straight to what the boys had better not do about it. I had already addressed that my boys hitting back was not the issue, but they wanted to focus on that rather than the problem. |
Straight to victim blaming. I take it that you think it's okay to hit people, as long as the people getting hit aren't "nice people." |
Are you reading the same thread I am? Most are saying what the girls are doing is not OK, but don't hit back. Some are saying what the girls are doing is not OK, and hit them back. No one is saying it's OK or funny. |
I don't think people think that. I think op is looking at the situation from a perspective that magnifies this issue, has sensitized her children to this idea, or has incredibly bad luck. |
OP's post was about what her boys should do. Not about what she can do to address the girls' hitting. |
That is actually pretty sick. |
Yes, I do respond. I tell my SON to stay away from her, I ask why he thinks she does shit like that, I tell him to tell her he likes her less and less the more she acts like that, etc. I teach my own child how to navigate the situation. Girl is an asshole. There will be many others in life, unfortunately. I can teach my own kid how to handle assholes in life in the way I expect him to (non-violently). He is doing a stellar job. I wonder what you see for your DS's future, like what kind of a job can you have when you deal with assholes by "putting them on the floor"? I really don't know. |
Let's see... one of the first responses was that PP had never heard of it happening. Another response called OP "an MRA nutter." Numerous people have said that if a boy's life is in danger, he should just walk away. Someone specifically said that it was "a joke" that Liza Minnelli beat the crap out of her former husband. Someone just prior to your post suggested that my boys deserved to be hit because I am "not a nice person." |